06.1 Faculty Development Programmes, Conferences & Academic Engagements
This section presents documentary evidence of selected and significant academic engagements undertaken at national and international levels. These represent some of the most important among the many programmes attended over the years and include conference presentations, seminars, and Faculty Development Programmes organised by reputed institutions and professional bodies.
At the international level, papers were presented on themes relating to sustainable and appropriate technology, including “Development and Dissemination of Appropriate Technology for Green Manufacturing and Sustainability” at the International Conference hosted by Christ Engineering College, Irinjalakuda, and “Advancing Indigenous and Recycling Technological Innovations for Sustainable, Eco-Friendly Manufacturing” at an International Conference on Science, Engineering and Technological Innovations.
At the national level, scholarly contributions include the presentation of “Eco-friendly Technology for Sustainable Manufacturing and Environmental Preservation” at a National Conference organised by Carmel Engineering College, along with participation in seminars such as those on Intellectual Property Rights and related academic themes.
The section also includes certificates evidencing successful completion of several short-term Faculty Development Programmes (ranging from three days to one week) covering areas such as teaching–learning methodologies, sustainable technological alternatives, biomedical innovation, waste management (AICTE-sponsored FDP on Sustainable Technologies for Waste Management), and Industrial Innovation through Generative AI.
All supporting certificates and documents substantiating these academic engagements are provided below for reference and record.
